'Southern states wanted' presentation slideshows

Chapter 1 & 2

Shaping the New Nation. Chapter 1 & 2. What got us here?. Review of American Revolution. Question Handout. Setting up Government. As states were developing their own constitutions, the delegates as the Continental Convention had to begin the process of developing a federal constitution.

966 views • 96 slides

Colonists formed opinions about government based on political philosophy they had been reading.

Colonists formed opinions about government based on political philosophy they had been reading. John Locke (English philosopher) natural rights are for all humans given by God, not government l ife, liberty, property.

479 views • 47 slides

CIVIL WAR

535 views • 41 slides

LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

STANDARD(S): 12.1 Students explain the fundamental principles and moral values of American democracy. LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT Identify the Framers of the Constitution and discuss how they organized the Philadelphia Convention.

518 views • 39 slides

LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

STANDARD(S): 12.1 Students explain the fundamental principles and moral values of American democracy. LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT Identify the Framers of the Constitution and discuss how they organized the Philadelphia Convention.

285 views • 28 slides

Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Shaping a New Nation. Experimenting with Confederation. Number one problem with the new government was the power struggle between the state and federal govts . Colonists felt that the state govt. should have more power than the federal govt.

356 views • 24 slides

The Articles of Confederation 1781-1789

The Articles of Confederation 1781-1789. The Founders believed a national government was needed in order to:. Unify the states Conduct the war Control trade Manage conflicts among the states. Articles of Confederation

242 views • 23 slides

Random Fact of the Day

408 views • 22 slides

Creating the constitution

Creating the constitution. Articles of Confederation and Perpetual union. The Articles of Confederation- our first government Established a confederation- adopted in 1777Powers of the new government The states retained most of their powers. Weak national government

331 views • 19 slides

Forging a New Constitution

Forging a New Constitution. Section Two. U.S. Economic Troubles. After the Revolution, the new United States was in a depression. There were no real jobs, exports dropped, trade fell off, and no money was coming in. Poor Farmers Struggle.

199 views • 18 slides

African American history in ( very ) brief !!

African American history in ( very ) brief !!. Slavery. slavery was the base of the economic system of the South = free labour force for slaveholders = farmers who grew cotton , tobacco , and sugar . White owners enriched themselves thanks to slavery .

262 views • 16 slides

African American history in ( very ) brief !!

African American history in ( very ) brief !!. Slavery. slavery was the base of the economic system of the South = free labour force for slaveholders = farmers who grew cotton , tobacco , and sugar . White owners enriched themselves thanks to slavery .

165 views • 16 slides

Creating and Ratifying the Constitution (74-78)

Creating and Ratifying the Constitution (74-78). Main Idea. Many of the provisions of the Constitution were arrived at through a series of compromises. I. Two Opposing Plans (74-75) A. Virginia Plan -1787 (Favored by NY, Mass, Penn, Va) 1. Created by James Madison

166 views • 16 slides